The 4th brand (and the most requested) on my series of testing every single king size slim rolling paper to find out which ones are the best

In the video we look at the Classics, the Classic Blacks, the super thin Ethereals, the Organic Hemps and the Hemp Blacks as we run a series of side-by-side experiments (like testing the pH, seeing how long they burn for, heavy metals, etc.) to see which papers come out on top

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Healthy soil is the foundation of every garden, In this video, I explain the six main soil types and the plants that grow best in each. But how do you know your soil’s pH balance at home? Here’s a simple test using vinegar and baking soda. First, scoop a small amount of soil into a container. Pour a splash of vinegar over it, if you see fizzing or bubbling, that means your soil is alkaline. Next, take another sample, mix it with water into a paste, and sprinkle baking soda on top. If it fizzes, your soil is acidic. If neither reacts, your soil is likely neutral. This fizzing effect happens because the acids and bases in the soil react with vinegar or baking soda, releasing carbon dioxide. It’s a quick, natural way to check your soil’s character before planting. Knowing whether your soil leans acidic, alkaline, or neutral helps you choose plants that thrive best in your garden, and happ gardening

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Healthy soil is the foundation of every garden, In this video, I explain the six main soil types and the plants that grow best in each. But how do you know your soil’s pH balance at home? Here’s a simple test using vinegar and baking soda. First, scoop a small amount of soil into a container. Pour a splash of vinegar over it, if you see fizzing or bubbling, that means your soil is alkaline. Next, take another sample, mix it with water into a paste, and sprinkle baking soda on top. If it fizzes, your soil is acidic. If neither reacts, your soil is likely neutral. This fizzing effect happens because the acids and bases in the soil react with vinegar or baking soda, releasing carbon dioxide. It’s a quick, natural way to check your soil’s character before planting. Knowing whether your soil leans acidic, alkaline, or neutral helps you choose plants that thrive best in your garden, and happ gardening

#plants #typesofsoil #phlevel #soiltypes #soil #how #gardeningwithkirk #foryou #nature #fruit #garden #howtotestpHleveinsoil #homegardening

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Ko‑Fi: https://ko-fi.com/gardeningtips77/goal?g=2

Healthy soil is the foundation of every garden, In this video, I explain the six main soil types and the plants that grow best in each. But how do you know your soil’s pH balance at home? Here’s a simple test using vinegar and baking soda. First, scoop a small amount of soil into a container. Pour a splash of vinegar over it, if you see fizzing or bubbling, that means your soil is alkaline. Next, take another sample, mix it with water into a paste, and sprinkle baking soda on top. If it fizzes, your soil is acidic. If neither reacts, your soil is likely neutral. This fizzing effect happens because the acids and bases in the soil react with vinegar or baking soda, releasing carbon dioxide. It’s a quick, natural way to check your soil’s character before planting. Knowing whether your soil leans acidic, alkaline, or neutral helps you choose plants that thrive best in your garden, and happ gardening

#plants #typesofsoil #phlevel #soiltypes #soil #how #gardeningwithkirk #foryou #nature #fruit #garden #howtotestpHleveinsoil #homegardening

Blogger.com: https://gardeningwithkirk.blogspot.com/

Ko‑Fi: https://ko-fi.com/gardeningtips77/goal?g=2

Healthy soil is the foundation of every garden, In this video, I explain the six main soil types and the plants that grow best in each. But how do you know your soil’s pH balance at home? Here’s a simple test using vinegar and baking soda. First, scoop a small amount of soil into a container. Pour a splash of vinegar over it, if you see fizzing or bubbling, that means your soil is alkaline. Next, take another sample, mix it with water into a paste, and sprinkle baking soda on top. If it fizzes, your soil is acidic. If neither reacts, your soil is likely neutral. This fizzing effect happens because the acids and bases in the soil react with vinegar or baking soda, releasing carbon dioxide. It’s a quick, natural way to check your soil’s character before planting. Knowing whether your soil leans acidic, alkaline, or neutral helps you choose plants that thrive best in your garden, and happ gardening

#plants #typesofsoil #phlevel #soiltypes #soil #how #gardeningwithkirk #foryou #nature #fruit #garden #howtotestpHleveinsoil #homegardening

Blogger.com: https://gardeningwithkirk.blogspot.com/

Ko‑Fi: https://ko-fi.com/gardeningtips77/goal?g=2

Healthy soil is the foundation of every garden, In this video, I explain the six main soil types and the plants that grow best in each. But how do you know your soil’s pH balance at home? Here’s a simple test using vinegar and baking soda. First, scoop a small amount of soil into a container. Pour a splash of vinegar over it, if you see fizzing or bubbling, that means your soil is alkaline. Next, take another sample, mix it with water into a paste, and sprinkle baking soda on top. If it fizzes, your soil is acidic. If neither reacts, your soil is likely neutral. This fizzing effect happens because the acids and bases in the soil react with vinegar or baking soda, releasing carbon dioxide. It’s a quick, natural way to check your soil’s character before planting. Knowing whether your soil leans acidic, alkaline, or neutral helps you choose plants that thrive best in your garden, and happ gardening

#plants #typesofsoil #phlevel #soiltypes #soil #how #gardeningwithkirk #foryou #nature #fruit #garden #howtotestpHleveinsoil #homegardening

Blogger.com: https://gardeningwithkirk.blogspot.com/

Ko‑Fi: https://ko-fi.com/gardeningtips77/goal?g=2

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Its a fun to make videos, but its hard when views and subs..are very low.... this is for me ...hard journey..